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Definitely not a food prep knife.

​@@GuardianMT and why is it needed then? If you are in a bad situation with him, on a trip or a hike, you won’t be able to prepare food? It's not a construction knife, it's not of filet knife, it's not a skinner, it's not a jungle machete, it's not a quick-sharpener,and and not a show-off knife,like a balisong or cerambit.

@@AndLoverOfShaurma you don't understand pocket knives. It's ok. I use a pocket knife every day for work, opening boxes and packages, cutting cord. A knife is a tool. There are many tools. There a hundred different screwdrivers, each one a bit different. Some people don't want a large knife, they need a small utility knife. Also you don't have to like the knife. Spyderco is gonna sell them regardless.

@@GuardianMT scared the hedgehog with his bare butt. For work, he is also bullshit. I work constantly in factories, and I know the price of speed. With a convenient handle for flipping, there would be no questions. A button to open the knife is also good. There is neither the first nor the second - therefore, the value falls.

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@@GuardianMT 💯 literally Milwaukee is my go to they have better multi purpose tools

The Milwaukee guy is probably just tired from doing all the work those DeWalt and Makita guys can't handle 😉

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True, however checking fuses is a very cheap first step, where as buying a new blower motor is not 😂

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But... Why would you want want to put the 4.3 in a 2023 3/4 ton heavy duty?

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@@GuardianMT no worries buddy, I learn new stuff about vehicle maintenance almost daily, I’m retired, but have worked on vehicles as a hobby since I was young and really started getting more interested in it to offset my budget, the cost at a shop or dealership is astronomical these days just for regular maintenance and minor repairs. For example I can buy my own brake pads for about 60 or 80 bucks at the local auto parts store a little bit of research or some KZbin videos I can do my own easily and cheap. If you get a shop or dealership to do it depending on the vehicle, they’ll probably charge you $600-$800 on average. It can be $1200-$1600 if you get your rotors changed as well, and depending on the vehicle rotors will have to be changed, depending on the mileage of the vehicle frequently. Something that simple and easy to do for literally almost anyone even with not much or any vehicle maintenance experience that can save you that much money feels like a waste of money to me, especially when there’s a ton of other things that I’d like to put that amount of money towards

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You my friend have asked the right question

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This was my first side, the second side went much smoother after learning this. Thanks

@@GuardianMT you can also use bungee straps to hold the arms and brake calipers up and out of the way and it also takes tension and stress off of the brake lines going into the calipers.

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